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Sailing for the Disabled News
Keep up-to-date with all the latest Sailing for the Disabled news and developments.
Thank You
Thank you to everyone who contributed to and attended our welcome night at Noa Bakehouse last night. An evening of interesting speakers and visuals, and very special words from our
100 Club Draw Results
Congratulations to the winners of the 100 Club draw under the new scheme. This year we are holding quarterly draws. The Spring draw includes all participants who were members in
Meet our new Corporate Fundraising Lead, Chris Cain
We’re pleased to introduce Chris Cain, our newly appointed Corporate Fundraising Lead. Chris brings a strong professional background, a genuine passion for volunteering, and a growing connection to the charity
A New Start – 18th May 2026
1830 – 2000hrs @ Noa Market Hall (entrance on quayside or level access opposite Spill the Beans). “ A new start- Celebrating our return to sailing and our new bespoke
A Tribute to Chris Allix
It is with great sadness, and deep gratitude, that we remember Chris Allix – a remarkable supporter of Sailing for the Disabled, and an extraordinary individual whose determination, generosity, and
Recent Donations
We have been extremely touched to receive donations in lieu of flowers in memory of our dear friend and longtime sponsor Patricia Wild. Whilst I have been in touch with
A Message from Boat Manager Bobby
Some photos of work in progress. A lot of prep work for access to fit liferaft bracket and m.o.b recovery system !Boat will be returned to normal by weekend but deep
Boat Coding Update
Last night we held a meeting at Douglas Bay Yacht Club where we met our project manager Shaun Wainwright from Monument who has generously offered to steer us through the
Patricia Wild – Obituary
Sailing for the Disabled are poorer for the passing of one of our staunchest supporters. Patricia Wild was a marvellous human being, who reached out to touch the lives of